alemannic decorative disk hailfingen 5th century bronze Maliën & pantser also utilised hoplites and their

also utilised hoplites and their characteristic shields

The blade is constructed from carbon steel with a hardness of 52–54 HRC

these were often secured below the knee with garters

was specifically designed for boar and big game hunting and came in many variations

through the words of Cervantes

alemannic decorative disk hailfingen 5th century bronze Maliën & pantser also utilised hoplites and theirThis decorative disk is a reproduction of a find from a 5th century Alemannic grave in Hailfingen (grave no. 9). Whether the eagle motifs on the disc have a pagan or Christian origin has not been established with certainty archaeologically. Decorative discs of this type were usually attached to long bands belt worn; thanks to the added eyelet, this reproduction can also be worn as a pendant. The disc is solid and machined on both sides, made of fine